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Afghanistan 'Sandhurst in the sand' academy announced by Philip Hammond
More than a dozen Taliban fighters and three Afghan security personnel were killed during clashes throughout Afghanistan. Twelve Taliban fighters in Herat and 10 more in Faryab reconciled with the government. US forces have assigned soldiers to watch over their Afghan counterparts.
Pakistan - Supreme Court directs NAB to hold fair probe into NATO containers scandal
US Looks To Extend Use Of Kyrgyz Base
Official Rejects Iran's 'Interference' In Afghan Affairs
'Af-Pak is Al-Qaeda's top launch point for attacks': Pentagon
Af-Pak tribal badlands nursery of world terror
Afghanistan - Economic Development Requires Better Security: Foreign Minister
Hundreds of Afghan women jailed for 'moral crimes'
NATO: Afghans to take lead in majority of country
9/11 plotter spotted in Mir Ali
UN refugee agency reports big rise in asylum claims
Security forces killed the top IMU commander in Afghanistan and several Taliban fighters and commanders. The Taliban killed an ISAF soldier in the south and are ejecting Afghans from their homes in Nuristan. HIG suspended peace talks with the government.
Obama concedes strains between US, Pakistan
ISAF, Afghan forces kill top IMU commander in north
Makhdum Nusrat, "the senior Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan leader in Afghanistan," was killed along with several IMU fighters during a raid in Faryab.Pakistan - Afghan Taliban say US must rebuild trust for talks
France launches hunt for Islamic extremists after attacks
US and Pakistan bargain over CIA drones
An Afghan soldier killed two British troops in Helmand, and an Afghan Local Policeman killed an ISAF solider in the east. The Taliban killed two senior security officials in Takhar and an Italian soldier in Farah. A suicide bomber killed only himself in Uruzgan.
Afghan Interior MInistry Concerned Over Foreign Support Extended To Insurgents
